Progressziómhoz

Progressziómhoz is a Hungarian progressive rock band formed in 2007 by guitarist and vocalist Ádám Szabó. The band is known for its complex compositions, intricate instrumentation, and the use of multiple vocalists, often featuring Szabó's distinctive falsetto. Progressziómhoz's music is characterized by its progressive rock elements, including long instrumental sections, concept albums, and a focus on storytelling.

The band's name, Progressziómhoz, translates to "Progress" in English, reflecting their commitment to evolving and pushing the boundaries of their music. Their discography includes several studio albums, each showcasing their growth and experimentation with different musical styles and themes. Notable albums include "A Térkép" (2009), which features a concept based on a journey, and "A Végtelen" (2015), which explores themes of infinity and the human condition.

Progressziómhoz has gained a dedicated following both in Hungary and internationally, with their music being praised for its technical proficiency and emotional depth. The band has performed at various festivals and concerts, both in their home country and abroad, further solidifying their reputation as one of Hungary's premier progressive rock acts. Their live performances are known for their high energy and elaborate stage productions, which complement their studio recordings.